THE CHURCHES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 April 1926, Page 2

THE CHURCHES

Easier services will lie held to-mor-row in the Baptist Church conducted hv the Rev. J. Laird. At the morning setvice the theme will he "The Christian I. and the Risen Lord," and at, the evening service, "The Gospel of the J(estirrection. At the evening serviee •dr F. \\. Huggins will sing a solo. Easter services will be held in Trinitv Presbyterian Cliureh tomorrow. Rev. •). McNeill will preach. Ills subjects art : 11 a.m., "The Fact- of the Re. mi rivet ion." and at 6.30 n.m.. "Intimations cf ImiiKTlalilv." " The choir will sing i lie anthem. "Awake 'I lion J hat. SI cepes; t.” I lie Rev. Jolin Laird will conduct the serve.-' and preach at, First Church (Preshvlrrian), TaJitmarmi. to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. Services in keeping with the Easier Festival will he conducted at the Congregational Church to-molrow. The subjects of the sermons to he preached by the Rev. Harold J. Ralph will he at 11 a.m., "Bridging the Gulf." and at 6.30 p.m., "The Man Vlm Hugged (lie Night.” The llcv. H. L. Ilhitnircs will preach his farewell services at St. Johns Mi thedisl Church tc-mcrrnw morning n! 11. evening ;it 6.30 "Tii e Risen Lord is the subject he Sunday night, at the Church of Christ. Wa,inira Street. A valedicliu'v strvite will he. conduct ctl by tan Rev. F. D. Helen in Sunday evening at the Wakefield Methodist Church. Subject. "The Fire ami the Work."